Caitlin Berrigan

Artist

[Caitlin Berrigan @CaitlinBerrigan]

Just posted a photo https://t.co/lcmiiLfEfw

[Caitlin Berrigan @CaitlinBerrigan]

Just posted a photo @ Art Laboratory Berlin https://t.co/BBmNkMTNcy

[Caitlin Berrigan @CaitlinBerrigan]

Just posted a photo @ Volkstheater Wien https://t.co/24rxHBGsbQ

[Caitlin Berrigan @CaitlinBerrigan]

Just posted a photo @ La Casa Encendida https://t.co/SfegACCElQ

[CAA Advancing Art & Design @caavisual]

Is there life after annihilation? Artist @CaitlinBerrigan and geographer Sasha Engelmann ( @sashacakes ) peel back the sedimentary layers of trauma. Read the full conversation at #ArtJournalOpen. https://t.co/92R32mSwgs

[Caitlin Berrigan @CaitlinBerrigan]

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[AGF ❤️‍ @poemproducer @poemproducer]

what a powerful piece by @CaitlinBerrigan 'A virus is an undead vector that traces both the beauty and abuses of our mutual reliance. The porosity of our bodies is the very interface of our social being.'

[James McAnally @jamesxmcanally]

"The porosity of our bodies is the very interface of our social being."

For @march_intl @CaitlinBerrigan wrote a devastatingly beautiful and incisive take on living with a virus and the limits of mutual support.

https://t.co/wXfrG18Yeg

[Caitlin Berrigan @CaitlinBerrigan]

@JillianWeise Love your book too!

[MARCH: a journal of art & strategy @march_intl]

In our final summer dispatch, @CaitlinBerrigan narrates how living with a virus reveals the structural inequalities of profit-oriented biomedicine in "Atmospheres of the Undead: living with viruses, loneliness, and neoliberalism" https://t.co/U2IfCC0OHQ

[Archive @archiveberlin]

Second evening of @CaitlinBerrigan's ongoing research and residency at Archive Monday 1st Sept with Dr Omar Dewachi https://t.co/JTv0YLQ74Y